Новости за 07.07.2022

A tornado warning issued Thursday afternoon for parts of central Alberta has been dropped by Environment Canada.

The Edmonton Oilers say assistant coaches Dave Manson and Glen Gulutzan will return next season as the NHL team shored up its hockey operations staff on Thursday.

In a statement Thursday afternoon, a Suncor spokesperson said the company responded to a fatal incident at its Base Plant Mine located north of Fort McMurray, Alta.

A London man is facing charges following an incident involving a weapon in the east end on Tuesday. Around 9:35 a.m. on July 5, police said a man was in a restaurant on Clarke Road when he approached an employee and pulled a knife. “The suspect made threats towards a female victim and proceeded to...

A Liberal MP has urged Canada's elections watchdog to probe whether alleged wrongdoing by Patrick Brown drove money or other benefits to the Conservative Party as a whole.

Waterloo Region announced that it would be giving a $5,000 bursary to students enrolled in an ECE program at the college’s Doon Campus in Kitchener.

The IIO says the officer was driving an unmarked police SUV around 2 p.m. on Aug. 19, 2021, when they collided with a Kia Rio on Highway 97, near Industrial Way.

The Toronto Raptors announced Thursday that they have re-signed Canadian centre Chris Boucher to a multi-year contract.

Police said in a Thursday news release that 18-year-old Hayden Joseph James Leblanc was arrested on Wednesday and charged with first-degree murder.

Revenue for Sasktel was $1.3 million for this fiscal year, which was a decrease compared to last year by $16.8 million.

Balwani ran the blood-testing startup with founder Elizabeth Holmes, who was also found guilty of fraud earlier this year and will be sentenced in September.

Manitobans are being once again encouraged to check out their own backyard with free access to provincial parks from July 11-17.

Commonwealth Stadium will host the country’s first ever Snowboard FIS World Cup ‘Stadium’ Big Air in December.

``We're still going to be shaking the rust off and if we didn't have the 2021 Calgary Stampede it would have been that much more difficult."

Jailed American basketball star Brittney Griner pleaded guilty to drug possession during her trial in Moscow, but said she had no intention of committing a crime.

A northern Saskatchewan First Nation has signed a land settlement agreement with the federal and provincial governments after it was shorted more than 1,700 hectares of land.

When a new Guelph City Council is elected this fall, there will be a new day for Council and committee meetings. Meetings will now go on Tuesdays instead of Mondays starting the next Council term. The current Council voted to approve the change of meeting days at their July 4th Committee of the Whole meeting,...

Labour Minister Monte McNaughton says the government plans to make the benefits package a reality and is awaiting recommendations expected this month

Toronto police said on June 27, officers received a report of an assault at a school in the Pape and Torrens avenues area.

Canada's merchandise trade surplus grew to $5.3 billion in May, the largest trade surplus since August 2008, helped by higher energy prices and a dip in imports.

The Edmonton Elks will look to break a nine-game losing streak at home and their first win streak of the season on Thursday night when they host the Calgary Stampeders.

In a statement Thursday, Johnson said he will be stepping down as prime minister after demands he go from Conservative MPs and the resignation of a string of his ministers.

Peel Regional Police said on Friday at around 1:19 a.m., officers received a report of a serious collision at the intersection of Derry Road East and Rexwood Road.

The group representing Canada's beef industry has changed its name to be more gender-inclusive.

The upcoming NHL regular season will start in Europe, with the first games in Canada not coming for another five days.